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Title: Leaving Yesterday
Author: Kathryn Cushman
Narrator: Christina Moore
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 24 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-20-10
Publisher: Recorded Books
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 7 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
In Leaving Yesterday, CBA best-selling author Kathryn Cushman delivers a cutting-edge tale of a mothers unfailing love. Hope flickers in Alicia Stewarts heart as her wayward son struggles to leave his drug-ridden past. But when past deeds come back to haunt him and the family, Alicia faces a wrenching dilemma. Stay silent, and keep her sonor risk everything in a quest for the truth.
Critic Reviews:
Leaving Yesterday is a profoundly moving portrait of a mothers quest to protect her son at all costs. You wont soon forget this page-turner. (
Romantic Times)
Members Reviews:
Leaving Yesterday
Alisa Stewart is a mother who lost both her sons - one to death, and other to drug abuse. She has lost hope that her one son that was still alive would ever become the person he once was; happy, healthy, and the leader of every group. But when a detective arrives at her door following Kurt's call from rehab saying he's turning his life around and staying clean, she can't help but want to protect him.
Afraid Kurt is going to loose his second chance at life, she destroys the evidence that links her son to the murder the detective keeps asking questions about. But when another woman's son is put in jail for the crime her son committed, she is faced with an impossible choice. Give up her son who has become a better person, to save a boy that didn't deserve a second chance. Will Alisa give up everything for the truth?
At first, I was distracted by the story being told in first person, but as the book progressed it lent charm to the story and I really got into it. The contrasts between the characters that are Alisa's sons was a great pull for me in this book, and I enjoyed her character development as well as the relationship with her husband. Despite the one bad decision she made in the story, there were several she almost committed but didn't; which was to her credit and the saving of her marriage. It was a touching story of how one woman dealt with the grief of the loss of her sons, and a beautiful story how there is life after death in Jesus Christ.
Good family drama
3.5 stars. Cushman writes a family drama well, and I kept reading to find out what happens. That said, and it's probably just me, but I didn't really connect with her main character. Maybe you need to be a mom to be able to do that. She seemed a little naive. Still, Leaving Yesterday is a well-written tale about a mother's love for her prodigal son.
It was ok
This 3rd book was not as good as the other 2. The story was so so and it just kind of went on forever. It just seemed like the main character could just go on her own way and do her own thing and then at the end of the book...oh, I've got it together now.
The first 2 book I couldn't put down but this one was hard to get through.
Five Stars
Very good book!
Five Stars
Awesome read